The Edge of Every Day is, to borrow Sardy's words, "cosmically, cosmically sad" and an astonishing, essential read.
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His relationship to possessions (and animals) is more cosmically passive.
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Other works bring cosmically scaled events down to ground level.
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Trilobites On Monday night, Earth and Mars will become cosmically cozy.
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The novel that emerges is tender, beautiful, and almost cosmically expansive.
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Perhaps all you are, energetically and cosmically speaking, is a grown-up Aries?
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Galactic mergers are cosmically violent events that eject stars into the intergalactic medium.
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And it was like the cosmically mischievous twist in an O. Henry story.
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This man cosmically deserved to get dunked on and shoved to the ground.
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Only certain people can pilot the EVAs, and he's drawn a cosmically short straw.
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Following that logic, things may get cosmically bleak for the 22-year-old wunderkind.
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To put it another way: This is a very rare — and cosmically advantageous — event.
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Some people minimize spiritually by reminding me that cosmically, death isn't the ultimate end.
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Have the rings always been there, or are they a more (cosmically) recent addition?
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But more than that, he's cosmically wrong to be publicly lobbying for low rates.
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That would mean another complex planetary system is right next door to us — cosmically speaking.
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But thriving cosmically can also put a serious damper on one's ability to thrive financially.
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Weis was of roughly normal human proportions, a fine fielder, and a cosmically execrable hitter.
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For decades, pictures from space have forced humanity to reckon with our own cosmically small insignificance.
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It lays out a celestial vision of homeland defence that looks cosmically expensive and technologically dubious.
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Cosmically speaking, however, the solar system is nothing more than the neighborhood humanity was raised in.
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These two were soul mates who didn't understand that violence had cosmically drawn them to each other.
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She wants to open herself up to love, but she also knows that he is cosmically unavailable.
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To borrow one of Lopez's favorite affirmations, there are "no limits but the sky" for this cosmically advantageous couple.
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Similarly, Thor's powers, straight out of myth, map more cleanly onto Captain Marvel's cosmically driven abilities than Black Panther.
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That this is happening in the first African country to legalize gay marriage makes the subject almost cosmically ironic.
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By giving cosmically certain dates rather than cross-referenced estimations, radiocarbon dating undermined virtually all of archaeology's basic premises.
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I'm a pretty secular person, and I don't believe your dead flesh is somehow cosmically intertwined with some journey.
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It begins as a stunning mediation on grief, and spirals into a weird, funny, cosmically bizarre exploration of the unknowable.
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It manages to be at the same time slice-of-life and cosmically absurd, reflective and irreverent, fantastical and grounded.
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Using a [Robert] Fripp-style live looping rig, Weber attains some really beautiful, cosmically pastoral sounds with his double bass.
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Recent surveys of space by Kepler and other missions have revealed that Earth-like exoplanets are actually fairly common, cosmically speaking.
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That EP's title track, which features Manhattan-based artist Scott Mou aka Queens, was complimented with an ethereal, cosmically ritualistic video.
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The moon in Virgo asks you to tend to issues at home—but you have something major going on cosmically, Gemini.
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But ultimately, he aligns himself with his wife and adopts her conviction that Owen's death was in some way cosmically prefigured.
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More cosmically, playing music and committing journalism are both collaborative endeavors, quests for the perfect phrasing and exercises in public scrutiny.
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It would expand their minds, man, and make them think not just globally but cosmically, about our tiny place in the universe.
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But, we're specifically shouting out the Twitter users who make the most of the site's format, firing off pithy, cosmically insightful takes.
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Five hundred million years may seem like a long time to us, but cosmically speaking, it's merely the blink of an eye.
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The people of Halloween Town try to do the work of the Christmas elves, and they really, really fuck it up. Cosmically.
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Hell, it even produced a three-part podcast series to convince people that it really understands how cosmically it bungled October's campaign.
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Meanwhile Kids insists on the beauty of being one indistinguishable part of the masses, part of something cosmically bigger than any one ego.
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Dewan added: "It was this cosmically great thing where we circled back around each other after a moment of instant recognition years ago."
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Cosmically, it seems as if figuring this all out could be part of Bill Clinton's penance for the damage he did years ago.
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According to her, events echo in nearby dimensions, and this unfortunately means that Prairie, Hap, and Homer are cosmically connected — like a cosmic family.
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And remarkably, it's sitting right next door, cosmically speaking: At 22 million light-years away, it's considered part of our Local Group of galaxies.
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Like Lear on his heath, Aldo has begun to flail in the face of the storm, cosmically unsure of his place in the world.
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The voice says I'm a piece of shit, not OK, a loser, destined for failure, subject to harsh judgment and maybe even cosmically bad.
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Years slip away in an instant, and the accumulation of memories becomes something almost cosmically wise, a meditation on the meaning of life itself.
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If it turns out that's not the case, then biospheres like our own and beings like ourselves may be less cosmically common than we hope.
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When Mary attempts to do the same trick, she fails three times, which means something is definitely cosmically up, according to the laws of television.
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It is into the cosmically vast sea of proteins nature has never made that David Baker of the University of Washington has set his course.
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The series is his attempt, he says, to understand the paradox of human identity, the sense that we are both inconsequentially tiny and cosmically important.
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We're ringing the alarm: Don't be surprised if she manages to pull off a very well-timed, cosmically blessed delivery in the next 30 days.
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I. The release's artwork (pictured above), along with its title suggest an air of volatility and lawlessness which jars on this cosmically-styled techno track.
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Here's the good news: This time of year is (literally) the cosmically ideal moment for men to brutalize each other in a stadium in Miami.
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It's a quick yet poignant juxtaposition: a man cosmically knocked out of sync with the universe, being reminded of the courage it takes to improvise.
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In short, while the US dithers along in a cosmically stupid dispute over whether science is real, China is tackling climate change with all guns blazing.
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It seems almost cosmically fitting somehow that Hamilton is enjoying a critical coup the same year that Rent enjoys a cultural comeback and a milestone anniversary.
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Though both luxury SUVs are cosmically heavy due to their 4x4 systems luxurious and leather-laden interiors, thanks to the diesel engine they remain shockingly quick.
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For eclipse chasers, a growing subculture of umbraphiles who seek the shade cast by total solar eclipses, these cosmically predestined voyages are a way of life.
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Cosmically speaking, a transit is when a celestial body — like a planet or moon — moves between a larger object and some observers, typically us on Earth.
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Target's famous bull's-eye is so cosmically linked with the brand that it's hard to imagine the retail behemoth ever messing with the logo's red color.
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Although unaware of Annie's claim that she and Owen are cosmically aligned, Dr. Greta Mantleray is saying literally the same thing to her son and Dr. Fujita.
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It seems cosmically unfair that Alcides Escobar, through very little fault of his own, has had roughly four times the postseason plate appearances that Votto has had.
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Unlike Bong, who always begins his films affirming the class status of his characters, Kang situates his characters cosmically, as reincarnations of centuries-old princesses and generals.
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Seasoned beatmaker DJ Shadow has shared a cosmically-themed music video for his new single, "The Mountain Will Fall," the title track off of his forthcoming album.
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If you really want to hear how the Beethovenian symphonic ideal was transfigured in the 33th century, try Messiaen's ecstatic, serenely gorgeous and cosmically wild "Turangalila" Symphony.
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Not so much world-weary as cosmically tired, Harrison's storytelling is sometimes hushed and sometime sonorous, rolling out on waves of complicated syntax that are averse to commas.
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Shifting into a cosmically fantastical mode, Mr. Carlin imagines this disaster leading to the breakdown of the molecular structure of the atmosphere and changing the laws of nature.
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Whether that's a studded sandal for a badass Scorpio or a sleek mule for smart and stylish Virgos, see the 12 spot-on pairs that are cosmically aligned ahead.
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Those most adversely affected (sorry, Cancer and Libra) can pick up some holographic Zodiac makeup, or DIY a cosmically-balanced mani to keep you grounded for the next month.
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The dollar remains the foundation of global finance, the one piece of a cosmically complex puzzle in which continued faith is required or the totality ceases to make sense.
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Looking back, "Diamonds" peaking at No. 1 as 2012 drew to a close feels cosmically correct, considering 2012 was the year we were all panicking about the world ending.
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That Trump will get to fill the Supreme Court vacancy is cosmically unfair, and should taint the new justice's perceived legitimacy for the duration of his stay on the bench.
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Heard's chunky, chewy, cosmically-attuned take on the track is a deep space roller destined to send discerning clubbers into a total tailspin over the next few weeks and months.
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It is far harder to imagine when the victims are less readily identifiable and the harms less cosmically certain—even if they eventually turn out to be comparable in scale.
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We will be cosmically pushed to express our truest and deepest sentiments for others — and if they cannot live up to our expectations, then it's time to cut them loose.
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Not long before that (cosmically speaking), the sun had burst into being, fusing together hydrogen atoms from an immense ball of gas, setting alight a fire that burns to this day.
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That it arrives in an era of Twitch, where watching others play video games online is nearly as common, Uncharted, intentionally or not, has finally, and cosmically, aligned with industry trends.
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But if we are being intellectually honest ourselves, we have to hold him to the precedents he set for himself, not to ones that would make things seem more cosmically fair.
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Predicting which one of thousands, if not millions, of potentially unhinged individuals is having a cosmically bad day and will be the one to open fire is likely to remain inscrutable.
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Even if the new images do not overthrow relativity, they will be invaluable as astronomers' first glimpses into the hearts of these entities and the way they generate cosmically catastrophic energies.
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Ezra Feinberg used to live in San Francisco, where he led the cosmically minded rock band Citay, folding the wide-eyed folk of hippiedom into ambitious, classic rock-tinged mini-epics.
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Given all that, for those who acknowledge the importance of decarbonizing the economy and recognize how cosmically difficult it is going to be, maybe nitpicking and scolding isn't the way to go.
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When Changsook shows up for real — that is, in the same time frame as Areum — her arrival is almost cosmically startling, as if the rules of the universe have been suddenly rewritten.
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There's something cosmically perverse about the fact that a president whose reading habits, by all accounts, are practically nonexistent has inspired a deluge of books about his tenure in the White House.
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If bilobed comets, like 67P and Halley's comet, turn out to be cosmically common, it's possible our solar system is full of shapeshifting space rocks that are far more dynamic than they seem.
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NOWHERE MORE than in Asia do states and their rulers tend to think they represent not just, say, defined territories or peoples with a shared language, but rather whole civilisations, often cosmically ordained.
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Both Greek and Norse mythology feature a trio of witches who determine the course of a person's life using a cosmically important thread: One witch unspools the thread, one measures, and one snips.
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And living on a planet that is on average 140 million miles from Earth is certainly not the same as living on on a moon that is a mere (cosmically speaking) 240,000 mile trip.
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If it all worked out — a cosmically big "if" that would occur decades and perhaps $2100 billion from now — a rocket would deliver a "mother ship" carrying a thousand or so small probes to space.
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Yes, generally the shortest route to the latter is through the former, but as the Mets themselves showed back in 22014, when they were cosmically, comically terrible, there are other ways to win fans' hearts.
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Lost amid the collective sigh of relief and the hoopla about President Trump's wall was the news that astronomers had won a key victory: A pair of cosmically ambitious telescopes were rescued from possible oblivion.
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While this likely benefitted Wayne's career by pushing his sound in new directions, it also was a blow to what is cosmically just and aesthetically satisfying—namely, listening to Lil Wayne rap over Mannie Fresh beats.
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What is going through Morris Day's mind, near the end of "Purple Rain," when he's suddenly alone in the backstage hallway—when, out of nowhere, he loses his swagger and looks cosmically sad and self-loathing?
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You are repeatedly forced to believe that whatever terrors you have just witnessed occurred to these characters for some indescribable, yet cosmically justifiable reason — and, even more troublingly, accept that similar fates will soon befall others.
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Back during Trump's cosmically counterproductive attacks on Khizr Khan, Josh Marshall wrote a summary of Trump's psychology that I've been thinking about ever since: The need to assert dominance is at the root of all of Trump's actions.
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Using some of our favorite cuts for 2017 (all of which were created by top stylists in L.A. and NYC) the cosmically-gifted duo assigned each sign a chop that will enliven, complement, or harmonize with the year ahead.
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He's calling the set fuck the depraved & twisted, and while it does have the bracing tracks the title implies (like Suicide's "Frankie Teardrop"), detours through cosmically minded techno, and grinning gospel samples keep it floating somewhere above all the chaos.
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Devyn Galindo: I had been looking around for a van for a few years and in the process of that, one kind of came to me via a lesbian who lived in Long Beach and it just felt cosmically right.
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Even if you've never gone hiking, gone vegan, gone to Whole Foods, or gone on a psychedelic trip, you might recognize Dr. Bronner's infamously loquacious label, a 3,000-word wall of text that's as microscopic as it is cosmically odd.
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The cosmically-inclined Cosmologist EP's a deep and dark three tracker that's already got us wanting to slip out of the office and into something slightly more comfortable like six pints, twelve fags, and a night in a very, very, very good club.
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But this year the competition will be cosmically difficult: over 18,300 people have applied to join NASA's next astronaut class, over double the previous record in 1978 and almost three times the number that applied for the most recent class, in 2012.
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The Chiefs, a building block N.F.L. franchise cosmically linked to the league's roots as a collection of teams in Midwestern commerce centers, have won nearly 212 N.F.L. games, 210 division titles and have four times played for a berth in the Super Bowl.
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What went down between the makers of "Moonlight" and "La La Land" was stunning and strange yet perversely, cosmically right for a night that began with Justin Timberlake's telling Denzel Washington that surely he recognized the Bill Withers cover Mr. Timberlake was oozing his way through.
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The big question, then, is whether (1) and (2) are related: were the foreign aid and White House visit held up in order to get the investigations, or was it just a cosmically unlikely coincidence that both of these things happened, independent and unconnected to one another?
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Sure, the startup world has produced some cosmically useless stuff (remember Juicero?), but some young companies, flush with millions in funding from investors, have generated a profusion of not-your-average gizmos that might just dazzle anyone on your list who has acute gifting fatigue or name-brand-phobia.
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He cried during the second interview when he talked about his children, then he remembered all the children who had died and that it was cosmically unseemly for him to cry in public about his own; his face collapsed as he sunk into the quicksand of his own pain.
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Not only did the stars include winks to the film (from little details, like Daisy Ridley's star brooches at the film's London photocall, to cosmically huge nods) in their red carpet style, but tons of designers were inspired by the film to recreate special capsule collections dedicated to a galaxy far, far away.
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Friday offers back-to-back Hitchcock movies: In "Rope," Mr. Stewart serves as the voice of moral reason while foiling a pair of Leopold-Loeb-like killers' pre-dinner-party murder; in "The Wrong Man," Mr. Fonda plays a jazz musician who through a series of cosmically cruel coincidences is mistaken for a holdup man.
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Zipping through Laurel Canyon folk, misty-eyed late-afternoon melancholy, fluttering flamenco, private press oddity perfection, cosmically-inclined country rock, breathy synth-pop, Ibizan hillside police chase soundtracks, waterlogged house-not-house, and Barry White, this is the sound of two men who know good music inside out doing nothing but playing amazing records for nearly six hours.
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UK polymath, producer and composer, Floating Points, just shared a first listen from his forthcoming Kuiper EP. Combining a deeply cinematic melodic sense with krautrock and electronic jazz impulses, the release's title track finds Sam Shepherd bringing his band to the studio with an ambitious, cosmically-inclined spirit, making good on the promise demonstrated on the previously released live video rendition.
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But these new compositions were a bit more cosmically focused, both in their compositional meanderings, and in the way they zoomed out a bit, dealing not just with the intimate feelings but the odd circumstances that surrounded them, like having to play these at a festival in Arizona, then leaning on Skrillex's tour bus and staring up at the sky.
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Unlike some of its Marvel cousins whose action scenes look as if they've been shot through garbage disposals, whirred and jolted into existence, Ant-Man and the Wasp's sequences are all about controlled chaos — tiny things getting cosmically and comically large, or vice versa — and letting the physics of that dynamic, rather than a flurry of punches, tickle your brain.
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"I'm pretty sure I hate you, I'm pretty sure I love you," he sings on "Bossa No Sé." Almost always cosmically vibrant, Cuco's songs oscillate between moods: They're grief-stricken, humourous, and searching (he is, at any given moment, foraging for love or drugs or enlightenment in one form or another), but he never loses sight of where he is.
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There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose claims he was the first man on the moon: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for betting on baseball: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for breaking up The Beatles: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for assassinating President John F. Kennedy: There are even baseballs floating around out there where Pete apologizes for "screw[ing] up the economy" and implying his birth and the death of Abraham Lincoln are cosmically linked.
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